(e)
(f)
to review terms and conditions of services of members of the education services
and make recommendations to government.
to perform any other functions specified in an Act of Parliament.
Health
The functions of this Commission in relation to health are:
(a)
to monitor the provision of health services in Zimbabwe in both private and
public schools and institutions;
(b)
to monitor the actions of Government in the provision of health services and to
determine whether health needs are being adequately and evenly distributed in
the country;
(c)
to advise Parliament and the Government in relation to the provision of health
services in Zimbabwe;
(d)
to formulate a health policy for both Parliament and the government of
Zimbabwe;
(e)
to ensure the existence of uniform standards for both public and private health
institutions;
(f)
to review the terms and conditions of service, training and qualifications of
members of the health services and matters connected with their management
and welfare and make recommendations on these matters to the Government.
(g)
Perform any other functions specified in an Act of Parliament.
Anti-Corruption Commission
139.
Composition
(1)
The Anti-Corruption Commission consists of a chairperson and five members appointed
by the President after the procedures set out in section 118 (5) have been followed.
(2)
Members of the Commission serve a five-year term and may be re-appointed for one
further term of five years.
140.
Functions
The functions of the Anti-Corruption Commission are;
(a)
to investigate cases of corruption in both the public and private spheres.
(b)
to combat corruption and abuse of power
(c)
to secure the prosecution of persons involved in corrupt activities
(d)
to exercise such functions and powers as may be prescribed in an Act of Parliament.
141.
Youth and Children Commission
An Act of Parliament must provide for the establishment, powers and functions of a
Youth and Children Commission whose functions shall include devising and
recommending appropriate programmes and policies for the youth and children.
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